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Endoscopic anatomy of the middle ear cavities

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Training in endoscopic anatomy using an optical axis is an essential preliminary to surgery under video monitoring. Unlike the books of descriptive anatomy,, the surgeon working with an oblique angle endoscope must convey a three-dimensional image, which will allow him to know exactly where he is. We have chosen to describe the endoscopic anatomy of certain regions of the middle ear cavity in terms of optical systems with different angles of vision, ie 0°, 30° and 70°. These regions, which are difficult of access or impossible to see with the operating microscope, may become so thanks to endoscopy.

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Thomassin, JM. (1994). Endoscopic anatomy of the middle ear cavities. In: Otoendoscopically guided surgery. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50963-6_2

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